Career-Connected Learning in Maryland

Career-Connected Learning in Maryland helps students understand how what they learn in school connects to future education, training, and careers. This webpage can provide knowledge about apprenticeships and career-connected learning experiences available in Maryland and how the state supports industry-led experiences that prepare young people for the workforce. There is also guidance on planning for education and life after high school, as well as how students can earn industry-recognized credentials that open doors to competitive careers.

For Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) practitioners, this resource can support conversations with young parents and families about education, training, and career planning. Information about apprenticeships, industry-recognized credentials, and career-connected learning can help TANF practitioners make more targeted referrals and connect families with opportunities that lead to competitive careers. It can also help TANF programs and their workforce partners strengthen relationships with schools, employers, and training providers so young people receive support as they prepare for life after high school.